Anacondas are the world’s largest snakes found in tropical rainforests of South America. Anacondas dwell near rivers, lakes and swamps and they like to live alone. It makes for them easier to escape in times&hellip
Monthly Archives For June 2015
Facts About Canada Day – The End of Colonial Rule
On 1st July 1867, the British Parliament created Canada as a self-governing Federation comprising the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec. In 1870 the other provinces were handed over to the British&hellip
Useful Facts About Seaweed
We all appreciate the beauty of seaweeds either floating on the water or under the sea. But we are actually not aware of the numerous benefits that these countless species of marine plants and algae&hellip
Incredible Facts About Singing
Music has three aspects namely singing, dancing and playing instruments. The three together make up music or “Sangeet” in its true sense. Every living being has that music inside him/her. Some sing others dance while&hellip
Facts About Samuel de Champlain
Samuel de Champlain is a well known name in history and is known as “The Father of Canada” as he was the Founder of Quebec City. He was also the discoverer of Lake Champlain that&hellip
Facts About Picasso
Everyone in the world today knows the mane of Picasso – one of the greatest artists of the 20th century whose works created a stir in the entire universe. He is also the co-creator of&hellip
Facts About Ligers
Ligers are the hybrid species produced upon crossing Tigress and male Lions. These species are known to be the largest of all the cats. They are much larger in size than both the parents. On&hellip
Facts About Buddha
Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, was born around 400 BCE. Historians, however, are still not sure about the exact date. He was the son of King of “Shakyas,” the king Suddhodana at Lumbini, which is&hellip
Amazing Facts About English
Brief Introduction: The English language is 1,400 years old and traces its birth back to the soil of Western Germany. With the dawn of the 15th century, the advent of printing presses grew manifolds ensconcing&hellip
Cool Facts About Toads
To the common man, frogs and toads appear more or less the same. But actually, toads are fascinating animals that are in unique in their behaviors and possess special characteristics that are different from frogs.&hellip
Facts About Onions
Among the various vegetables grown in different parts of the world, onion is the most popular among them and is available worldwide and consumed by all for the innumerable benefits that it offers. Fact 1&hellip
Facts About Yoga
The word Yoga refers to a holistic method of maintaining health. Today, people around the world practice Yoga or the various forms of postures to improve health and enhance overall wellbeing. Fact 1 Origin of&hellip
Fascinating Facts About Tomatoes
Today, cooking a special dish without tomatoes is unthinkable. These exclusive fruits which are generally known as a vegetable is one of the most common foods that is available in plenty worldwide and these red&hellip
Facts About Subway
A subway is a train system that is located underground, generally powered by electricity. However for some, it may be above ground or an elevated track. It has multiple track systems that spread underneath the&hellip
Facts About Lois Lowry
Lois Lowry is an American author of almost 20 books for young readers. She has received awards like the Newbery Medals for her books Number the Stars (1989 and The Giver (1993). She has written&hellip
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